Join us on our socials as we shed light on a form of abuse that is too often normalized and dismissed.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and New Hope will be showing a survivor-curated exhibit at the Trescott Street Gallery in Taunton called “What Were You Wearing?” It challenges the perceptions of sexual violence through a simple yet profound display of clothing.

The exhibit will run from April 2nd-5th, and we will be hosting a reception on Thursday, April 3rd from 5-7pm. The exhibit is free and open to all. If you would like to join us for the reception, please RSVP to education@new-hope.org so we can get a guest count. Hope to see you there!

This month, New Hope has a billboard near Patriot Place, bringing attention to the human trafficking epidemic that is happening in our communities. You can find it at the corner of Routes 140 and 1, heading southbound away from Patriot Place on the left hand side (near the Dunkin’).

A big shout out to the Sensata Technologies Foundation, Inc. for funding our outreach efforts around human trafficking in Foxborough.

On April 30th, wear denim as a visible means of protest against the misconceptions that surround sexual violence.

Denim Day is the longest-running sexual violence prevention and education campaign in history, which started in 1999.

For more information about the history and meaning behind Denim Day, please visit https://denimday.org/why-denim/.

Wear your support for New Hope proudly while helping people achieve safe, happy, healthy lives!

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Proceeds from sales go to supporting programs for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence survivors.